Rewrite The Rules

Hosted ByRitu G. Mehrish

Powerful stories of senior Asian women leaders who've overcome the odds to achieve career and business success. It's not just discussions, it's about empowerment, representation, and paving the way for leaders of tomorrow. If you're a current or aspiring woman leader or an ally, join us and learn from their stories.

S3E6 – Beyond Tokenism: Real Talk on Allyship and Diversity from Top Tech Minds

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How do you become a better ally for women in your workplace and beyond? In this episode of Rewrite the Rules, today we’re diving deep into this topic with Amit Ray, a former tech guru at Uber turned serial entrepreneur, and Richa Goswami, one of the world’s top CMOs and a trailblazer on global private equity boards. In this episode, they share their firsthand experiences with allyship, overcoming industry biases, and the personal challenges and victories of their impressive careers. Don’t miss this explosive conversation where we challenge if inclusivity is truly beneficial or just a well-intended misstep!

Discussion Topics: 

  • A Boardroom Bombshell? The Unexpected Turn at Uber’s Diversity Announcement!
  • Breaking Barriers: Meet Our Guests Redefining Leadership!
  • The Power of Curiosity and Commitment: Unlocking the Secrets of Allyship
  • Revealed: The Simple Acts That Make a Big Ally
  • Navigating Diversity: A Leader’s Challenge and Triumph at HSBC
  • The Unsung Hero of Progress: Understanding the Subtle Art of Allyship
  • From Kiddie Parties to Boardrooms: Women Lifting Each Other Up
  • Moments That Define Us: Life-Altering Support in Unexpected Places
  • Behind Every Leader: The Unseen Allies Shaping Our Paths
  • Seeking Allyship: Practical Tips for Building Your Support Network

Our Guest: Amit Ray

Amit Ray is an alumnus of IIM Calcutta and the founder of CrazyTok, a ‘new media’ content marketing firm focused on podcast and YouTube production for CxOs, founders, and business owners.

Prior to founding CrazyTok, he worked at a mix of mature and fast-growing organizations, most recently at Grab and Uber. He has worked in India, the Philippines, and the US and currently lives in Singapore with his wife, son, and dog, Pepper.

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